13 dogs died within a couple of three days for no apparent reason, walking along a short path along the fence in Cross Hills, North Yorkshire
Now the police cordoned off this place and are trying to find out the details of the incident. All the dogs died within an hour of being allowed by their owners to run along the fence along the leafy path.
The Royal Society for the Protection of Animals says it does not yet know what caused these deaths. For most signs, this is similar to poisoning. Before their death, within 20 minutes, the dogs were convulsed and foaming at the mouth, but so far nothing that could cause them poisoning has been found. And who would have tried to poison the dogs by choosing one single path in the park?
However, the autopsies of the dead animals have not yet been completed and their results have not yet been studied. There are even versions that the dogs were poisoned by algae from a nearby lake. Several dogs may have suffered, but survived. Owner Louise Horsford says she drove her dog to the vet with suspicion of epilepsy after walking down that lane. And the dog that died first was initially diagnosed with death from a heart attack.